Originally published on Corporate Wellness Magazine
Author: Good Stuff Partners
Good Stuff Partners, a purpose-driven branding and communication agency, is celebrating 10 years of impact-driven work supporting local communities as well as global initiatives. On a mission to "build brands that give a damn," Good Stuff Partners has elevated campaigns and causes spanning social and political justice, sustainability, healthcare access, and more.
When Adrian Power and Aimee Kilmer co-founded Good Stuff Partners a decade ago, they had a simple vision: work solely with brands that are doing good things for people, animals, and the planet. They've since provided branding, design, and identity work for Habitat for Humanity, Beyond Meat, VegNews, The Tides Foundation, Marin County, and dozens of other mission-driven organizations and companies. The agency's values and ethos are also embodied in their credentials – a certified B Corp, Marin Green Business Partner, member of Pledge 1%, and Clean Creatives pledge member. And most recently, they made a commitment to increase employee wellness by trialing the 4-day workweek.
"Our work at Good Stuff Partners is about so much more than just designing a brand or campaign, it's about capturing the true essence of a cause to evoke emotion, intrigue, and action, and that's what drives us every single day," said Aimee Kilmer, Co-founder and Creative Director.
"When we decided to start a purpose-driven agency, we had no idea what our success rate would be but it's been extremely rewarding to see the validation of our work through our client's success in reaching their impact goals. To be truly purpose-driven you need to be fully committed to your values and ethos – and be ready to turn clients away, which I think really sets us apart," said Adrian Power, Co-founder and Brand Strategist at Good Stuff Partners.
"Our work at Good Stuff Partners is about so much more than just designing a brand or campaign, it's about capturing the true essence of a cause to evoke emotion, intrigue, and action, and that's what drives us every single day," said Aimee Kilmer, Co-founder and Creative Director at Good Stuff Partners.
Clients who have experienced the impact of Good Stuff Partners' identity and design work include:
As Lindsay Rubin, VP of V-Dog emphasized: "By having just the right brand positioning for such a niche audience, we were able to increase our sales 500% after our rebrand with Good Stuff Partners."
Good Stuff Partners' work doesn't stop at transforming their client's brands. They are deeply committed to their community in Marin County, and actively involved in campaigns, volunteering for organizations such as the Marin Human Society and When Pigs Fly Ranch, and mentoring work. Most recently, Good Stuff Partners provided pro bono work in partnership with OD Free Marin, the Marin Community Foundation, the Marin Independent Journal, and the County of Marin to launch a public awareness campaign called "Hey Marin, WTF?" to combat the fentanyl crisis.
One of Good Stuff Partner's most rewarding experiences has been mentoring students with the Griot Theater Company. Four years ago, they partnered with Sausalito Marin School District to help students design t-shirts, programs, and their website, and they've been providing funding and mentorship support ever since. With their help, Griot Theater Company was just recently awarded a Marin County Participatory Budget Grant for $250,000.
Good Stuff Partners' work has not gone unnoticed, as they've received several recognitions including winning the Sprudge Design Award for their work with Ritual Coffee, being named a Global and Champion awardee by Clutch, and winning a Graphis Merit Award for their work with Global Fund for Women.
About Good Stuff Partners
Good Stuff Partners is a purpose-driven branding and communication agency that makes life better for people, the planet, and animals. To learn more, visit https://www.goodstuffpartners.com/.
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